Re: frame relay switch

You definitely DON'T have to do any cabling. The racks are in some
locations not even there.
Troubleshooting is definitely included, for the R&S exam I don't see
that you have to configure THE frame switch (as it's probably shared
between racks). You might have to configure a router to be a frame
switch, but that's a very small chance, back-2-back frame switching is
definitely a topic you will want to prepare yourself for.

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Rick Mur
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Sr. Support Engineer  IPexpert, Inc.
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On 24 okt 2009, at 14:21, Scott Morris wrote:
> Frame switch MAY be preconfigured.  But it has been noted that
> candidates MAY be responsible for configuring it as well.
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>> Frame relay is preconfigured but I believe troubleshooting on
>> framerelay is still on...
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